Taking this particular focus into consideration
following the running of British Qipco Champion Day at Royal Ascot last Saturday
October 18, being the 4th running of this creative production performance. Tricky this year due to heavy rain effecting the going. Making hard work for the racehorses to gallop through.

Tom Park Reporter

“Is it fair Noble Mission won by
James Doyle breaking rules? "

“Rules and regulations are in place to create a level playing field in
sport. If you break them you must face the consequences.But who's rules? Opinions don't count. Where are the true racehorse and horsemen's "Global Rules of Bloodhorse Literate Horseracing?"

“Credit to James Doyle for accepting with such grace what looks a harsh
ban, but if he had the chance again, given what was at stake, I doubt he would
have done anything different. Doyle was there to partner a racehorse not a man.

“It is no coincidence the number of whip bans picked up by jockeys
increases during the big-prize meetings begging the question: are the bans long
enough?

“Nobody wants to see the best horse in the race demoted every time the
rider has made a heat-of-the-moment mistake, but jockeys know the rules do they? Who's rules? and if
they know the consequences are severe enough they will think twice before
breaking them. " Punishment no matter how cruel is not the answer.

J Margaret Clarke Turfcall Factfile

BUT IS THIS A HEAT- OF-THE- MOMENT-
MISTAKE … ?

NO …. NO MISTAKE AT ALL.

DOYLE’S SPOT ON immediate communication
accuracy, balance and timing once in Noble Mission’s saddle won him this
race.

Plus of course that Noble Mission has been prepared for all his races by
an Ace Horseracing Team (Lady Jane) Cecil’s an ongoing work of art team able to
carry out each and every day the learning that Noble Mission will require if he
is ever to be able to shine on the racecourse, and be able to win his races. Noble
Mission just like his brother Frankel has learned how to respond fast or not as the case maybe to a true
“Bloodhorse Literate Rider’s Ask” from the saddle in a race.

The horseman who works with Noble Mission every day in the saddle, has made sure, just as with Frankel (Noble
Missions brother) that he knows what to do and how to do it, to be able to
respond fast if needs be to a true horseman’s ask in a race.

The number of times a true rider uses his
whip, and how, he uses his whip in a situation as this one, as taken out of
context here by “Bloodhorse Illiterate British Rules" Concocted by Bloodhorse Illiterate Government Stewards who are running British horseracing under "False British Horseracing Rules" .

Doyle was asking Noble Mission to go on to win this race little by little Noble Mission was responding, pulling out a little more every stride he took which is exactly what Doyle was asking him to do, to gradually lengthen his stride by stride, and Noble
Mission dug deep to oblige. Doyle was not using his whip in anger, he may not have actually hit Noble
Mission at all with his whip. Doyle was using his whip to pass his urgent message on to Noble Mission, who was responding all the time to Doyle’s ask, that is the reason Noble
Mission won. It was Doyle’s consistency in using his whip, it was the rhythm of
how Doyle used his whip that Noble Mission understood and was able to respond
to, that won him this race, finally sapped the strength of the second horse Al Kazeem.

James Doyle is a naturally gifted rider. A highly talented young rider.
If you watched the video recording of this race in slow motion several times
maybe, you would notice Doyle’s remarkable talents in action, in practice depending on how observant you are, and depending
how “Bloodhorse Literate” you are. This Live CH4 race showed how in-tune Doyle was with Noble Mission throughout his race, his immediate
communication, spot on accuracy establishing the confidence for Noble Mission. You
would be able to notice how accurately and how carefully Doyle handled Noble
Mission from the saddle throughout this race. If he had been counting his whip strokes he would have lost Noble Missions concentration and his own, and in doing that he would have lost this race.

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